Les petits hommes de la forêt

Original title: The Gnome-Mobile

1967
G
1h 24m

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6.4/10

2.5K

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In the Redwood Forests of California, a multi-millionaire lumberman and his two young grandchildren encounter two gnomes who are supposedly the last of their kind.

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In the Redwood Forests of California, a multi-millionaire lumberman and his two young grandchildren encounter two gnomes who are supposedly the last of their kind.In the Redwood Forests of California, a multi-millionaire lumberman and his two young grandchildren encounter two gnomes who are supposedly the last of their kind.In the Redwood Forests of California, a multi-millionaire lumberman and his two young grandchildren encounter two gnomes who are supposedly the last of their kind.

Director
- Robert Stevenson
Writers
- Ellis Kadison
- Upton Sinclair
Stars

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IMDb RATING

6.4/10

2.5K

YOUR RATING

Director
- Robert Stevenson
Writers
- Ellis Kadison
- Upton Sinclair
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

Gnome Maiden
(uncredited)

Jackie Andre

Married Gnome
(uncredited)

Parley Baer

The Owl
(voice)
(uncredited)

Ernestine Barrier

Nell
(uncredited)

Hal Baylor

Male Nurse
(uncredited)

Director
- Robert Stevenson
Writers
- Ellis Kadison
- Upton Sinclair
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Trivia
Throughout his career Walter Brennan, who had false teeth, approached roles in one of two ways: with teeth or without. In Les petits hommes de la forêt (1967) he had it both ways: teeth in for D.J. Mulrooney, and teeth out for Knobby the gnome.

Goofs
D.J's room in the asylum is shown to have a window that is flush with the wall. However, outside shots show that the room is at roof level and the window protrudes from the roof.

Quotes
Rodney Winthrop: Grandfather, where do we start this gnome hunting?
D.J. Mulrooney: Well, I figure the most likely place would be a virgin forest. Now I happen to know of a 50,000-acre patch of timber. It's never been touched by--
[D.J. glances at the other occupants of the car]
D.J. Mulrooney: --by do-deans.

Connections
Edited into Smoke (1970)

Soundtracks
The Gnome-Mobile Song
Words and Music by Robert B. Sherman and Richard M. Sherman
Sung by Walter Brennan, Matthew Garber, and Karen Dotrice

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Featured review

a funny hilarious movie

when this movie came out in 1967 i was only six. but when it was shown over the years on the disney channel and i got to see the movie for the first time i cried with laughter. the late but not forgotten walter brennan was as funny as funny could be. he was the perfect choice to do both roles. i take my hat off to walt disney for putting this movie together. this is a movie the whole family can enjoy. thank you...